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Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-02-04
LIGHTS IND VS..
THE MOST GALLANT MEMBER.

The MOST GALLANT MEMBER.
1t is now definitely settled that Repre-
sentative Berry IS the most polite and gal
liant member of the legislature. This fact
has been particularly noticeable of late,
and it is seldom that he passes charming
and fascinating lady that he does not doff
On Wednesday evening, while walking
down the high sidewalk on First street, he
saw two very. prettily dressed ladies ap-
preaching, and prepared to meet them with
all the eclat at his command. he had but
toned his coat tightly about his 250-pounds
form and assumed his most winsome
facial expression. When he reached the
ladies, with his cap in hand and magnifi-
cent smile on his face, he SHE'D out to
a nice even-blank, blank the dash blank
country, and the blankety dash snow," ex-
claimed the courteous Berry, having over
stepped the sidewalk and gone headlong
into the snow drift ten feet below. Look
ing up at the ladies, who were much
amazed and amused at the performance, he
said alphabetically: Excuse me, ladies, I
am not accustomed to swearing, but that
was an awful fall" and as he went on his
way and shook the snow down his back,
he offered up a prayer which. II printed in
the conventional form, might be mistaken
for one OF Major Edwards dash editorials.
GOVERNOR M'CoRMACcK's APPOINTMENTS.
Governor Mccormack sent in his first ap-
pointments yesterday. No, they were not
sent to the senate, nor were they appoint
ments that needed the confirmation of the
senate. They were of officers in the terri
torial militia, and should be placed in every
scrap book in the territory as the first ap-
pointments ever made in Dakota by dem
Ocratic governor. Here they are:
Harry Van Tassel, as second lieutenant, COM
pany H. Second regiment.
B. +. Budd first lieutenant, Co. H., Second
regiment.
E. s. Hills, captain, Go. H., Second regiment.
Geo W Bird, second lieutenant, Co. B., First
regiment. 49,
G. l.. Pratt, second lieutenant, Co. c., First
regiment.
These appointments were made yester-
day by his Excellency NJ. L. Mccormack,
whose administration thus for has moved
smoothly on, without jog or a jar.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-02-04
BISMARCK WEEKLY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY. FEBRUARY A. 1887.
Stewart and E. "A. Williams. Of

the house, and Postmaster Satterlund,
of the senate, promises to be
one of the great sporting events of the sea
son. Its greatness will consist chiefly in
its length as the contestants have agreed
to play three games during the winter.
Starting in Immediately after supper last
evening and working vigorously until mid
night Donald Stewart came out one ahead
by pocketing one ball. There are fourteen
more balls to be pocketed in the first game
and the three artistic sports will begin up
on the task this evening, with seconds and
referees and large audience.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-10-20
PREAMBLE.

The delegates OF various Industrial ard re-
form political organizations have assembled
from tnirt.-two States and territories on this
knnive rsary Of the birth Of '.thc Father OF his
County, To view the situation OF public afairs
and advice proper action. a general discomfort
prevails on the part OF the wealth prod ucers.
Farmers are suffering from royefty which las
forced most Of them to mortgage their estates
and prices Of products arc 20 low ~ to offer no
relief except through bankruptcy. Laborers
are sinking into greater and greater de ende nee
etrikes are resorted to without bringing relief,
because Of the inability of employers In many
are bciEg driven into the streets. Business men
Ind collections almost impossible. Meanwhile
hundreds OF millions OF idle ublic money which
IL needed for relief lie locked up in the United
States Treasury In grim mockcry OF he distress.
Land monopoly fourishee ~ never before and
more ard more owners Of the soil are daily be-
coming tenants. Great transportation corr ora-
tions atill succeed in extorting their profits mp
on watercd stock through unjust charges. The
United States Senate has become an open scan
dal, lite scate being purchased BY the rich in de-
1ance Of the popular will. A tfiiling fisheries
dispute 10 siczed upon as an excuse for sQuan-
Cering public money upon unnecessary military
Preparations which are designed to breed spirit
Of war. to ape European dc potism and to empty
the Treasury without paying the public debt.
Under these aud other alarming conditions, we
appeal 70 the people Of this whole country "a
come cut Of old party organizations, whose In.
Inference 10 the public welfare Is rel poi irieifor
this distress, and to help US to organize new
political party. not sectional but national, to be
known as the UNION LABOR party: whose object
ehall be to repeal a | class laws in favor Of the
rich and to relieve the distress Of our indnstr!ea
~ establishing the following principles:-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-10-20
DO IT WITH ALL YOUR MIGHT

Whatsoever thy hand findeth 10 do, do i
with thy might.
Never put OF till tomorrow
The thing you can do to-day.
Never let pleasure borrow
An hour that pain must pay.
Though a storm on your path seems brewing
And clouds may obscure the light.
Whatever you deem worth doing
Is worth doing with all your might.
Would you win Dame Fortunes farors.
Then WOO her with heart ard soul.
Though the cup she offers savors
At times OF the gali-fouched bowl.
Press on when the plew you're driving.
Look not to the left or right.
Though hard be your task keep striving
And do il with all your might.
II ever you turn from the labor
Appointed for You to do.
Let il be to assist neighbor
Less stalwart and strong than you.
Stand not as a cold beholder
OF woes that may meet your sight:
Relieve them. and work on holder,
And do 1t with all your might.
All this is life's lesson. and learning
It's wisdom and truth you will gain
Such treasures that even their earning
Will take all the sting out Of pain.
When the dark shadows round you have van
isled.
And Nature is smiling and bright,
De sure they were scattered and banshed
When you struck them with all your might.
Again let the maxim be spoken,
Once said by the wise and the true,
And lay il to heart as token
or what courage and patience can do.
When life.s fumu!t is raging around you,
II you grid VI your loins for the fight.
Battle on until conquest has crowned you,
And battle with all your might.
-Fipund Lyons. IN " T. Independent.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-10-20

The dock used in hosting rock at the
new Diamond 10 elevator building in
East Dubuque fell, striking 4 stone ma
son employed, and almost instantly
killed him; his name was Theodore
Stockman. and he leaves family in
East Dubuque.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-10-20

she attended TO the person who WAA injured.
He was low-sizsd. slender lad Of fourteen
or fifteen. who now lay on the only bed Of
which the cottage boosted. His face waa
pale, and his features were distorted in IN
effort TO suppress the cry Of agony that rose
to his lips The lads pain arose from 2
sprained ankle: and when the foot WAS re-
lieved from the pressure OF the boot and
wrapped in wet fannels, the boy uttered
sigh Of relief.
The majority were rough, wild lot; but
I was interested by their chief and BY this
boy. The former sat apart. his dark, hand
some face wrapped in gloom, his hands toy
ing with the knot Of his sash, while he
looked thoughtfully Ut the ground. The
boy was apparently ignorant Of the oaths
and jests around him; eye and ear were or
the alert, his glance being fixed on the
window, through which he commanded
view Of the high grounds outside.
soon found that was the subject OF
conversation between two or three OF the
party, one OF them, tall, burly, black
proved rufiian cycling me in no friendly
manner where may you be from
strangerr' he asked.
London" replied briefly.
Il told you so,'' he said, turning to his
comrades Il knew he was Sassenach
an curse me il he stays under the same
roof as u.s.
You're right, be jabers! = cried another
"We'li have no Saxon spies hcre!'
must own to having felt uncomfortable
and said in as conciliatory tone - pos
sible: Gentlemen, il my presence 10 OBJ
jectionable, shall leave"
How polite you are" said the first
speaker, with an oath. Lave you 60 and
tell where we've gone! Not likely. Look
here. boys; suppose we tie him up and
throw him into the pigstyi It will be good
enough lodgings for the English baste.'
Isprang to my feet, seeing the fellows
about to carry out the proposal; and fear
ing that their violence might proceed X
| fatal lengths, l snatched up sword tha
| one OF them had laid aside. and said tha
whoever approached me would do so ct his
own risk.
The leading rufian grinned, and quietly
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-10-20

"A Texan ut Throckmorton brought
an editor two wildcats to bc credited or
his subscription.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29

NORWAY CENTENNIAL ufsr0RY. DIR. W.
n Lspham OF this city, has jast turned
cot bis masterpiece In the way Of town
histories. On the Csntsuulal History OF Nor
wsy. oxford Ccusiy, last Issued from The
press 81 Brosn Thursion a Co, portlsnd.
While giving = fuil and reliable his.
tory % this prosperous town, The wOfk
before us includes an sccOuut 90 tie early
grant, and plrchasss. switches 81 the graui-
-. e,rly settlers, and prominent residents,
etc with genealogical Registers, sui al
apperdlx The youme eon'alus Gii pages,
printed a. clear aui b,autiful typf, cop.
lousy illustrated. sisriirg 90 with \ fne
siesl portrait OF Henry Rust. Sea and fol-
losing with portraits 81 nstvss ~ ths
tOEu Who have won disiinriinn in the va.
rlcus walks o. ne. rtsiituce-, scd maui.
fsciuflur ssiab ishments Tnls work must
b. iishly pr|f q. rn, onlg by the psopl. of
The goodly town whom 10 more immei.
lately innchss. bat % the ,utirs County or
OF a., sud TIE state a. well Ttis l. ihe
thiri town history that 10 Lfpham has
hsi hsri In vfltlng lie ht~ done more
work 10 this lice thsn sny other mao in
New Eogsti u has htcu tnrAgci on
The Norway hls'ory ior some three yeif..
40: continuously. boz ~ oil l1ls, carry
lng 10 along with his other dui.ts, and hss
given % 10 great deal of ih1lghi IT, l.
rsiisr equipped ihtn ary MA Tn Mune
or wllurg sarh history. 49, ~ ,spsc-
Tally enthusiastic over mi familiar wlih
The aunA's 90 Ox'ofd Ciuuiy. Ani IL dtspy
in love with evsfy inch 10 hsf sscfei soil.
whoever - able % show ~ the ortiusly
signs sri t1keus" iha, he is native nf
Oxfuri C1unty, that maa The Doctor in
msti,ie.y takes - hls heart. sal know.
al shout h.s family Copies % this wofk
nay be bad 90 Bfown Thasioa 8 c. +,
pIrtlaud -NIiaf FIrrifr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29
NEWS or THE WEEK

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29
re,sengcr's Notice.
OIuCE - TuF snIslIl - nNfuIn

glrrgF ~ rfE euFNfTF 80 NNEuIn OotNrii
STATE Of MAINE.
UN luuu - ssf. ln.hs a A. 49,.
"a. uI- L. ~ sits Noiire that on the ID ! taY Of
i MAJ A. D. ~, Nsfrsni 10 lhsolfent
49, issur.i out ~ the Couft Of lrsoltencr 90
.sa Iotnty Of Oxfoii. tsAioft che esiAie "a
NfrsLsil a.. stfcu't AZ
To- sel 81 D. ~ lnfoNeft nstior, 80 pe.iticn o.
ali a. ttof, which pftiiiqu was nsd on us
an dsF 81 nar, d. lNs, u shtn
Is.t usmef date interest sn clsims - % -
g mattel. That The payment OF any afbis
I'D trs deliver at ifsusier 81 sny Fopuls
a. .ousinE O. ss1 debtor, O. him 90 icf ne
Gee ani the deiivsry AMI uansitr 81 ant pfvi,'
.tty 81 him arc fuftIldsn ~ laS That me- iits
u ne Creditors "a saii Debtor, ~ prove ths,'
Detts ard choose oae % mere Assifnrfs ~ ~
e~tsfg uul o. he'd ~ Court ~ lusolteoffs 70 y.
holden 40 Probate Cnuu Room M Fafiss IN -
touutY. on fhs tth tty "a Ar A. T. iHf' ~
uiua o'clsCE iu tie fnrtnonn
t,t,sG uudef i1y hAnd the date lrst Above WRITES
H A. BAgEON., plpUiy ehsfii,
a. nessssEsr OF ihs Court Of iusol'encf Cor 'sii
GOuUty ~ uNfcrf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29
STATE PICK UPS

A mamnoth four.mks tel schooner. th'
largest 90 the Atlantic coast, wts lauuche
iron a BAH shiPyAri one day last week
Awell knowa citizen o. Hancock C0an,T
expresses The belief that Caves ths mar
dsrer OF the game wardsns, Il on Tie 0thsi
side % the ocean.
Aboat any alumni % Colby ne; a, The
Preble House. Portland. wednesday even.
Ing. hat supper ant formed TIE CODY
Alamni OF Portland
The late Judge BsrroEs len I've ,ho9s'
and dollars - foundtsO OF more BoStoin
Scholarships. stipllsting that ths siuients
who received TIE bsnsf. % them should
preserve bis lot In the cemetery from TIE
appearance % neglect
william Davis. ahi John l. Males. Of
Georgetosn engaged In dispute regard
Ing me Osusrship % LOT OF cord wood.
Ia N. scufri Davis's boy. with q sled
stake. struck MAins upOn The head, knock
leg him sepseless Al last accounts Ia
bad not regaiEed consciousness
Cattle Commissioners Bailey All Bel
went % Lee las, week - Inspect one OF
the State College balls which they found
badly affected with taS-rculOsis. Tbs
bull will BE- ALLIED herd o. cattle Ia
Garland. smonx which the disease has
oroken OCT, viii Be sxtsrminatsd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29

- 4. Bradford wao,,sal- papsr dealer,
o. CHAT roogs. Tim writes that D. va.
seriously tfi.ctsi with a severe cold ths,
settled 90 hi. luugs. hat tried nsny rem.
ed.,s W4thout her,hL Being infuC %
Try Dr Kiog'- New ID scoveiy Tor COusump.
ton. dit 80 aud wss entirely cured - uss
% fsw bottles. Since which time be has
usfd q To- tis family Tor all Coughs ard
Colds with besi results. This IL the sI.
psfltnre ~ Thousands whose lives have
ben saved hy this wonderful Discovery
Trial Bottles Free ~ Noyss Drug store,
Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29

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anft ftrsIsr ol anf progeny bsilh.ink in ~
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len AZ. a. BAHKON =. II puy shsnl'
a. Messenger Of ~ Cart 20 iusolFeneI, i'f
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29
Ns,is. rPs,iiis. f.v pisshsrss.
stute Of Maine.

OXFORD. sss-Casr - insolyeacv
10 N. ease OfriOhAsA JOHNSON in'olfen1
nshtO-.
Nyollse D. hsrsby sssb hat psiiiiou has on
~ this 10Th dsv Of Mar. A. lsl. ben
tlfessniei ~ sai1 court iof ssid coanty ~ ssd
Tn ma A. Jobnscn ~ Paris. 10 The COusty ~ Ot.
iord, Iraying that Ne mar be dscFetd =
nuli di,sharse from ali biz dstis, proyAnle
under the pfovl.ions q enspier ~ of the
stafutes Of Msias, and upon sah Petition,
IA IL ordered By sad coar thst bsefteg Re bad
upon the sane befo .aid e0urt Al f.is 10 sslt
couuly cfOtfoFd. 90 "Wednesday the 4Vh day OF
sps A. n. Isl, al nins o'clocs In the fore
noon, snd tnst notice therOf be puhllsh@d IN
the oxford DemocFsi, q Newspaper psblished IN
s.id county % Oxiords one- week for Two
suces ssivs weeks, the last poblca 20 b seven
dsys before TIE day % hsrinsi Ahd that all
credlt0p who have prossi their dsbts. All Other
psrsons intsr,stsd, NAV spusAr AZ ssii place snt
iitne sni show cause. if any thsy have. vhy q
discharge shosld not b. granted said debtor sc-
cofdlng 20 lhs payer ~ hls peuton.
Attest IERRiCk q. DAVIS. Register
ofssif COaft fOf salt County, OF Okf0ff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29

OxFoEn CorNrY AGEiOrfrrEAi So
urTY.-Ths annual premium 1T q its
Oxford Coaniy Agricultural S'ciety D.
no- Ia press a. the nrvoCEAr office.
The for;y.fhh exhibition Vii be held on
the grogad.. between Nofway al S1u'h
Paris ca Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday. September 80. - and 80.
The hs, Of premium. is about ihe same
a. las; year Several valuable improve
meat. have been made a. the Fir
Grounds since The lss' exhibition. and
patrols may be assured that i.s great
Oxford Fe,tva I'LL be- bigger aai 81.
Ter than ever before
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29
lNT1n ronISr e--lrI1U-

D. VAR S.spAsfi. of li,ffi.hlfr. H.,
49,. "uav.rg rceIvei 80 boo l p GEO.
from E.ccfr.r nttrrs. fr.I I' rF ilff fo
ttsUftlrs Humanity kr1s it Have has
aruuuirg core on nv if- or sisat YEAR
ms doctors i0l mr I Waali ltv. f1 tasf
thr hone scftpri o- icg tmpsiiiri. us'i.
Instead. isfrc bottle. % Etciflc hVc's
ari seven boxes nu.k'cl's ArnI-s StFe,
sfd my isg IL u1s sogui All we'll
E'scuic nIt',fs a. so'd A. fny couis r
bottle. sri nuct'sh's Africa Stlvs A. Csc.
psr h.N st NHyfs prug Store. NorssY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29
Notice &C P.ti,iss for Discharge.
stnfe of Whine.

OXFORD ss,-Court ~ insalsency. In the case
- >ATHANiEL TKA>k lnsolvent lsttof'
NOriCF ~ feFsty given that pstifi n has. On
" M. sisiesfth day 81 Mar, 4. ID w. bcsn
pfesenie,i o. ssii court Zoe sat eouniy ~
ssthsast T. 80 ~ Nssft, in SID tg1niFs pfay'
lfg thas ~ may - dscresi Tall ifchWfr trp
I'll hts dsits urnvshle uriss ~ iasolvsnt Act ~
ths Stale ~ Maine. pgrnTfi lsofuafy ~, lss-,
srd subssgusut fets ard tmeofmeats tner -
and utan sai Istii1n, u 10 orieresi o. ssii coufl
thst q hesfi1g D. hst up0n me sane telofe ssid
cour Al Paris On saif couuiy ol OsioFf on Neinsf.
day The sOh dsy % An. A.D. H., O'Clock, IN
the fofeaoon All that notice thfrenfhe puh.ifhe'i
In the OkfUri nemorFst. ressfApef pnblshei
IN salt COUNTY 81 Osflfti. once q weet for tao
successive weets, the last publicaunn 20 = sven
dass before the day % hesfing sci that All efed
itofs Who have proyci thsr dfufs 100 oheI
pefsaps intsrs.,e'i. nav appear Al ssh place
sud tine and sho~ cause u sny they have, WY
a dl.ehars. shouli not - sfsnisi sali deoiof a.
eOfdiug o. the prsYeg q BIZ Ffui.en.
Of said Court for SAL 0oantf OF Oklofis
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-29
REsOLurIONS
TIE f1losing e,,luii ins were aiopi
bT CrYstM Wave I. uige. % orc T

TIE foLoslng fespluii lns were aiopi. u
By Crystal Wave l. 'ige, I % ofG I
WurErAs Or tas pleasei onr Heavenly
fsflrr o. remove hY Heath uuf mech ssffeuifl
al arof hruflrr. Wm NIrtnrll from Uur
uNfsf. an.l o. Nfufrfrs AMI sisters ~ tff sfaI
WaFr tIrIsf. Z u nfh. Z . realizing 80 NU.
o. great auuInf uf Euul n Ias Hn.r l1 org
Uf.IIT. during ffr f'lsf niurffrn NfafH In HNirt
n f1s fffn aH arfIFr mrfunfr ani fn ere ffIn.
rrranrr Caa.r ilfInE inr rfta'rr part ol ne
nrsntNru InsI er NaeuiY sFwrafhIrf rifn
fts nrrrtfFIi iariif in ODE Iufs 40 4 COMPANION
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Messengers Notice.

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frs; ins,allmeni o. Judge Wh.iman's zee
serial story. l. MI continue through
nesily The whole q ihe present year. ons
chapter appearing each week 10 ths DrN'
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ford County towns. Characters AID
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fof . dollar.
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